Palate: Syrupy cherry with a big whiplash of citrus and spice. Nice mouth feel of vanilla where some of that peanut profile can shine on the palate without being overpowering Palate: Wow, rich citrus bite on the tongue.

Palate: My first sip is a wild mix of cherry, plum, almond and a bundle of spices. This is incredibly nut-forward on the palate for me now with a dry, dusty-textured vanilla bringing everything Some of the moments of this pour were exceptional and others were a little too spicy for my palate today

Palate:  My first taste illuminates the mouth with glowing embers, all 135 proof on full display. Head to head on the palate demonstrates the 2022 once again coming across bolder, perhaps warranted by

Reserve release soon as well, but for now it's time to see how this Cask Strength holds up against my palate Palate: My first sip is indulgent with syrupy plum, maraschino cherry, and a long caramel linger.

Palate: My first sip perfectly follows the pixie stick comparison of the nose.

Palate: From the first sip I find an incredibly different palate than the early nose let on.

Palate: Woah... that pepper spice! Earthy and briny on the palate with allspice, star anise, ginger and clove. Cardamom and fennel.

Palate: My first taste of Morris reveals eye-widening buttered popcorn and distinct grilled pita bread I find the likes of Clynelish 14 to be more dominating and powerful on the palate, but the Morris is

Palate: Mmm. Explosive candy sweets.

Cedar Ridge has long been on my list to taste, but busy has been my palate with a thousand other whiskeys Palate: My first sip is a delectable treat of a lemon lollipop, the sweet reward waiting in the otherwise

Palate: Excellent new additions to the nose include flavors of fig and red berry jam upon first sipping Ultimately I found this one to be a bit over-oaked on the palate personally, but I am sure there will

Palate:  The first sip is all heat and tingles, with a flash of vanilla and fruit.